Sentence examples for it probably to from inspiring English sources

Her son saw it and, fascinated as boys are with guns, took it, probably to show his friends, she said.

"We're still too close to it, probably, to understand it all," the vice-president, Dick Cheney, told the Washington Post in late October.

I'm sure that there are some really great game designs made possible by it – probably to do with local multiplayer and asymmetric knowledge.

One worker gives a misbehaving funnel a good whack: "you can never stop an operator using a sledgehammer," a plant manager says.Even if the strong dollar hurts Penrice's profits, the mining boom does have some benefits: the company sells some of its soda ash to miners, such as Uranium One, which will mine the metal in South Australia and export it, probably to Japan and elsewhere.

She knows Prince would have gone inside, she's sure of it, probably to one of the booths in the back, where as a teen she and a boyfriend carved their initials on the wood and where her mother wouldn't dare let her work.

The tendency for TEM users to conceal the fact of TEM use or information relating to it, probably to avoid social stigmatisation, could have lead to further underestimation of incidence of TEM use, or affected the reported roles of its correlates.

It's probably to rescue someone … who was it again?

Now it is probably to move out of London.

It's probably to my advantage to start.

"But it's probably to do with me as well.

"It probably needed to happen.